McFarlin's Estate
111 A. 444, 267 Pa. 510, 1920 Pa. LEXIS 900
Opinion
The appellee is the illegitimate son and sole child of appellants’ decedent, who died intestate, and, as such, he is entitled under the statute to what she left. The decree awarding it to him is affirmed, at appellants’ costs, on the opinion of the learned court below, which conclusively shows that their contention is without support, either in conscience or law.
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McFarlin's Estate, 111 A. 444, 267 Pa. 510, 1920 Pa. LEXIS 900 (Pa. 1920).
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